
Wanlockhead Museum
Wanlockhead Museum collaborated with the University of Edinburgh and the University of Glasgow as part of the Adopt a Business scheme; a new initiative aimed at boosting the sector’s recovery from COVID-19 by connecting tourism businesses to university academics and students, helping businesses to diversify and adapt to the new environment.
Read MoreW&J Knox Ltd
Abertay University have supported W&J Knox in identifying uses for their waste products to prevent valuable material from going to landfill.
Read MoreHighland Boundary
Heriot-Watt University’s International Centre for Brewing and Distilling helps craft distillery to develop unique new products.
Read MoreAAS McCabe
Interface matched AAS McCabe with the University of Strathclyde to develop the company's marketing strategy.
Read MoreKaren Hamilton
The second Scottish Funding Council Innovation Voucher awarded to a college has been given to fund a collaboration between Designer and Dressmaker, Karen Hamilton and Dundee and Angus College for a project on a pioneering 3D lace printing project.
Read MoreRenewable Parts Ltd
Interface successfully matched Renewable Parts Ltd to the University of Strathclyde to develop an innovation programme for the repair of wind turbine parts.
Read MoreNetworks4Learning
Networks4Learning Limited is a Social Enterprise based in Glasgow. With the support of Ruth Oliver from Interface and an Innovation Voucher from the Scottish Funding Council, they have successfully collaborated with the University of Glasgow to develop affordable smart greenhouse farming applications for Africa.
Read MoreAttis Fitness Ltd
Attis Fitness is developing an innovative smart wearable for runners. The product is a compression legging that has smart sensors embedded into the fabric. Interface matched the company with CENSIS to help develop its initial demonstrator, especially the challenge of integration of the sensor data to enhanced performance.
Read MoreWelbot
Welbot initially collaborated with the University of Strathclyde to understand how they could extract knowledge and insights from data and machine learning, especially around autonomous, self-teaching systems that can analyse data and provide insights to human behaviour. They then went on to work with both the University of Edinburgh and the University of Aberdeen.
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